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This work examines the practices, characteristics and limits of the communicational strategies that criminal justice actors put into play when engaging with the mass media to report criminal acts. Considering that the exercise of democracy is related to the proliferation of spaces for public discussion and that cases of "insecurity" have a high degree of interest and impact on society, we will seek to examine the perception of judicial actors on the role of media in relation to their work and their own role in relation to them. In particular, we ask ourselves: In what way do mutual and multiple exchanges take place between judges and the media in Argentina? What communication strategies do judicial actors use when communicating information about insecurity to the media? What responsibility do they attribute to journalism for the information they provide? Do you consider that they condition legal action? How do you think the distance between criminal justice and citizens? To develop the objectives of the work, a qualitative methodological approach is used through in-depth interviews with criminal judges of the Province of Buenos Aires of the judicial departments of Morón, Quilmes and Lomas de Zamora in 2019. We believe that the proposed questions they can begin to respond from the field of legal sociology, which constitutes the theoretical framework of this work. Some results of the study confirm that the actors of the criminal justice system focus on production routines and ways of engaging with journalists, personalized, mediated and indirect, in which an opaque and technical language aimed at those who share is highlighted. Its codes that, on the one hand, impede the fulfillment of the right to communication of the citizenry and, on the other hand, contribute to increasing social delegitimization in the justice system.

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La configuración de la inseguridad como problema público. Prácticas, características y límites de las estrategias comunicacionales de los actores judiciales en su relación con los medios de comunicación en Argentina